Costly carnivorism
Rabobank's October edition of Australia agribusiness monthly published that the price for processor cows (those farmed for meat) soared to an all time high...
Above-average rainfall on the way
According to data published in the October edition of Australia agribusiness monthly, farming regions in the eastern-half of the country (including South Australia) experienced...
Roger is eloquent and an inspiration
Roger Rees is an Emeritus Professor at Flinders University, a poet and writer of many books and neuro-trauma focused papers on Acquired Brain Injury....
In the paper 100 years ago
Here we are again for another week of Turn Back Times, this time turning our attention to the October 16, 1925 edition of the...
Women in Pink
Pink Lady Day was held at Carrickalinga House in Victor Harbor on October 15 and was hosted by the Fleurieu Cancer Support Foundation Women's...
Goolwa dump blaze sparked by battery
A damaged battery has been revealed as the cause of a fire that saw $500,000 worth of damages to a shed at the Goolwa...
Wool not weak
Wool prices have overcome weak trading levels and are on the rise this month according to Rabobank’s Australia agribusiness monthly.
The publication said the...
Staying a-breast of checkups
The Boob Project, an independent, nurse-led program born on the Fleurieu, being created by Fleurieu Wellness, is running free hands-on breast health workshops designed...
Code amendment to see 400 new homes in Goolwa
A new code amendment could see hundreds of new homes built in Goolwa under a development which would include a retail centre and an...
Detecting skin cancer
Skin cancer detection innovation
According to University of South Australia (UniSA) researchers in the nursing journal Collegian, Australia needs to embrace an innovative nurse-led model...
Coopers Brewery tour for GSFL
A former Fleurieu son entertained, informed and delighted the Great Southern Football League guests at Cooper Brewery on Friday, February 13.
Jacob Shallow, who is...
